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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-24
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QSerit Die 40tentmebi5tueH gum 3enter btnaus. petiet
Dem Quafiatber Die &bHr Hnb Ieet unier Bud 90. perz
beiierte Nltita9e), pelAes Gtb ben cinSt8 rtGt i8eu g8ea
sur soa5gen &Stlfe Sctgt! SamSeMoe be r0anfes
SEN ~bepdbrteu Natblql69en b~eielbeG ibre GeiwuS=
belt. 6eraus9ege0en pon benz De1Eti6en Seilinitttut
(~9esliinbet 1860 gum SduB unierer S~aUO5Ieute 9eaeH
&urSRfuiheret. Goitenirei. Noreiie nit St0mp:
Seutibes 9ettinititut, IL @liuton RtIce, Stem Oorf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-24
gNre6tiMer SOB.

GbarIeS s. CLEVELAND, Elm Brenller Der
Gbic. & Nortbweiternz 8ohn, buBte Wtitts
nod auf cine i6redlihe @eiie iein 2eben
elm. St ,par an Der SIDE Der California
Qpenue uno &in3ieitr. i'm 8egrtff, eine
@etde Su ~iteller, als plSbIiG etne Gotomos
tire riidmdrtS fabreno beranbraulte uno
SEN llngLidli6en erfaBte. Setn &Orper
uuroe auf eine erGBIide Wetle neritImz
melt unb ct par aueenblifLtb cine Seide.
@leueIano mar ei1 81 Sabre alter Wttttper,
uel6er nebit ieinen beioen, fletnen Ttnoern
in $50. 102 @oibtenatp Nuenue tDobnte.
Ser @oroner wurOe BON benz un9l1dsfall
bena6rihtiGt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-24

SGmorrboiben z2(er5te, weI6e DorgebeH,
Elm @eheimmittel ooer cine nelle Met9ooe
Der 8ebanOlung Der 6amorrboioen 5tl be-
iiben, Bic current 6ausdr5te utbetannt 1i1b.
maiden iib nur cure 3ei@t9l6rbigteit 5H
yflge, UNI aus euren GeiOen GortbetI 5u
sieben. Die i6ltnumlteu. Sale, pie Pen
MerSten inter bic 6dlbe fommeni il1lo otez
ieni9en, Sic aus Der Biui6erei lol9er Qlt9f=
1aibsr entifeben. she 81pansi8id9rige Sr:
fa6runs nit allen 9rten Don 99morr9otGen
itnb Die Biaigun9 auer meot5tltIl9en Sgltlefs
baben at @eni9e bepielen, oGB 4ltatel9s pas
5uuerlGliiste, f6nelite, roottGIlte ilno per-
nriinftislte aler iebt betannteH Dfttfei 9e9en
6Qmorrboiben lit. 9roben pom @ao6slIs
frei pan IS. g~tenltGOter q 60, Sor S4lo, Step
0prf, perlonot.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-24

Sol. Sofepb $. 1lOrnton N 9ll1z
%ctnnati, g., elm e%brenbafter 1bnt9szSez
teran, mar leit IS Sabten Elm Spter tenes
alien Soloateniibels, 1pel6es ais .6ron1l@e
Oiarrboe" beSei@net 1piro. 3pet Dugeno
Nlal9en pom Warmers safe cure" n%todDife1
feline 2eber mieoer 9eiu1to lnto betlten I'M
BON 1einem Qeioen. @lt6 ietne So9ter MAJ
idmer erfrdrtft, uno Die beitelt 0ottoren
fonnten ibr feline @iilfe brin9el. Sle patte
befti9es 6er5tlppfen, beltanol9e S@nterSen
monotli0em oueinigen @ebraud pon War
ner's safe cure" wllrbe ibre 3erriIttete @e=
iunobeit wieber Doll berseltelIt. 9as mar
Dor 31uei eSobren. sol. &bornton ptro u1Iz
fere angGben beitdtiser, falls Ste AT tbH
i6reiben uno cine YDitmarfe fir bic Seantz
1portung beifii9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-24

Standardization, Qeberletben, Sortleibiss
telt, SpSpeplia II. |. ID. tperben bur6 Or. S.
Sapne'S Sonattpe (betltrGttt9e) Ytl=
Len i9nea beleiti9t. Sitnfsieid6rfger Gee
bralt9 bat nadgewtefeu, baB tie belIer ais irz
9eno eH1 onberes Mittel itnb fir Die Seilung
oil lener Sranfbeiteu, fir 1pel9e le empfobz
len peroen. Ste iinb milo unb perlGBlt1
IN ibrer @irflln9 uno fOnten SIT irgenb elmer
3elt obne @efabr 9enDmmen 1perben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-24

@ GntDiIlnnge II
bat lit Der @eiebgebung bon Oft6igdn Der
Mbgeoronete 8reen iiber ben 90 q D d e NJ
banoeG in Den 9ol5iGIdgereien uno
8ergbaubeSirfen Der oberen 9albttlel oes
Staates gemadt. 9GOur9 miro 11td1t ltur
beitatigt, oaB bon Chicago uno WfllWalltee
aus unerfabrene iunge 9tnger nab 1etet
@e9enOen seraDe5u O~erfauft perOen., ionz
6ern aud, oaB MtdO6eu, tpel9e itd Dem
Qeben Der S6anoe ent3ieben tuollen. geraoe
tpte friber Die Sflapen, nit 8lutbunoen
p~erfoIgt unO 3urudgebra6t tper6en. SIS
Iiegt jebt Der @eieBgebung Elm @eleBents
tpurf Dor, toeL9er Die Strofe fur iolhen
0anbeL bon eiuenl aHf flint Sabre 3udts
6uus erb0bt. uuo er miro obne 3pettel oH7
aeuDlnmen ner0err.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-24

ct. 8a III i6peIgt bereits in Cara
: Treuoen. Setn GROCER
@tspaLait lit e%r0ffuet, unb miro iebeH
9lbeno berrIi6 beleu6tet, uno Der Gtsf0ntg
unb SeuertOntg baIten llm5a8e OUrd Die
StroBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-24

B| NLs Nnttport ouf cine Menge Inz
frasen bemerten mir, baB mir git6tz9tbOnz
nenten uu0 ni1t 3u 8rdmten 8erehtt9ten
6os 8u6 v9ie fIeine sang Qpoz
tbete" ober ems Der on9e5etgten Siloer
fit ie so Gts. portofrei suienben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-24
Grhdnate nh.

S. 81. &ifT, Elm IS Sabre alter Nfant
un6 8euobner oeS ct. Sancs> 9otel, Gde
,Salfteoz uno @aibtngtonltr., ma9te bort
8onnerItag9benO segen 6 ltbr ieinem SebeH
elm @nOe, inoem er iid III ieinem Simmer
mttteLlt zines 2eoerrtemcnS erbdn8te. StfT,
DeI1cu Satin in Cincinnati leben lou, lDar
Bier Bel Der Sirma atwoOo & so. als 3us
I6neioer bei6afti9t. s5n Der 9Sobnultg pes
gerirorbenen fanoen iid. dbgeleben BON pen
qerinsen 6abielt8teiten oes Wlannes, tetl!e
8aptere Dor, aus benen bic urla9e Ill le17
1len1 perstpeifeLten Sdritte eriiatlt@ ners
BEN f6unte. Nie he6auptet miro, iou Sttf
in lebtersr !3ett benz Grunte eraeben 9epe7
fen ietn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-24

rMeine 0O~ttorre6nuns it BEN lebten pier
Sa9ren betru9 faum $40" i9reibt 6err s.
8. SotIep, Jto. 80 Soutb g.. Ctr, 8optor,
g.. wobnbaft. @r litt on S0minbel, linz
perO9Ili9tett. sroBergferuoiitdt. @%ntSinouns
SlaI6en Don Warmers safe cure boben
ibn ipiebe r furirt, unb er lit bereit, Sbnen biele
&batla9e ielbit 5t ersablen, faus gle OH ibn
i9reioen uro fir bic geantmortut9 cine
Yaitmalte beifiisen. Sra9en Gle nnr Sbre
%Srellnoe nib ytabbarn, mas Die pDH
Warmers safe cure" balten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-24

oSn 1850 nurOcn .+SroWn's
GronG)iaI EroMeS" einsefibrt, nnS
pon 6a an lit ibr @rfol9 als 6eilmittel sesen
@6nupien, Sultet, 9etlerfeit, 4ltbma unO
MISUNDERSTANDING obne GleiheH, Sur
G6a1teln su baben. 25 GentS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-24
1smsnfrieSemc SuSesSarfer+

SsSn Sherman SouIe fanb 9ienltag Nad>
mitta9 cine 8eriammLung BON 8irgern
itatt, tpeI6e fi6 fir Die @innerleibung Ell
mes GbeiIes bon 6Dbez8art nit Der Staot
Chicago intereiiiren. Scrip g. Sbomplon
fubrte ben GoritB unb SEQ. g. Marner
fungirte aLS SefretGr. IS tpuroe bel6lol>
ien, einen NuIruf fit etne Maiienueriamms
lung 81 e~rIalien, peIhe am nd6iten 9ienz
flag in Der Sounbaqe in 0Dbez8arf abgez
baIten tuer0en iou. 0fidter Samielon be-
mertte i'm 2aufe Der 8eratbung, DaB Die
&omnbeDOrbe beabli6ttse. gerbeiierungen
Dorsunebmen, Deren Soften itU ouf ST.
250.00 belaufen Diirben. Gilbert Weaber
ertlarte, Die 8ebDrbe tpoIe ALIEN $40, 600
aus Dem alsemeinen Tonb fir spet 8rafz
fen int iiioli6eu SbeiLe oeS Sotpn Deraltsz
gabeu, pOfiir Die Steuer5abler i'm u0rbliz
den S6etL bauptid6ti6 gu beSabIen baben
Diroen. Die Stimmung Der Mnwelenoen
mar i'm NGgemeinen gu @unften bes 9tns
l9lnfes an @bicagO OOer Der Gbeiluns bes
Somn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-24
Wnfettfe.

Syau. 1881 en0t9enOe 2SOue U0H DtC SeC.
ct. GatentsS Office an peftIi6e @rftnoer
Derabfolgt, mie beridtet 0ur6 W1n. ..
sos, Batentz2 tnpalt, !3intmer SO, Ntez
tropolitanzB lod (9t. IS. @Ge 2aiaae uno
&anoolpb Str.) Gbicago.
Chicago.
Seuerleiter - .. 8arrtes.
Gefrierapparat S. Is. @merp.
6onbi6ubbeieltisuns 60. 8lorsbetm.
@eillnliIluno = u. IS. Gorftelb.
@6lol6baipel g. sc. 9annis.
&lamlner = Va. s. 0unt.
griide = 6. s. &auOeIer.
Mltrononii9eS Snltrument-S. Sc. NGrz
meii.
GiI~enba6uburriere 81. g. Wtus.
3ider9ebGd = 81. 8. Ntoffat.
Tie9e(- M. 6. Stiles.
@lettrii9e Q%eiturlseu (orei Botente) S.
@6lau6munbfid- IS. $. garfer.
@lettriibe g%eitun9en (oret Batente) - %.
sc. Yotterion,
3biirplotte IS. Sanoerlon.
@leftriibes 2t9t = s. &. Scriblter.
4robirapparot fir @leftril6e 9eit1ngen
(3pei Natente) g. g. Scribner.
Selep9on: @tnribtltn9 6. Is. Scribrer.
Blattirte 8oareH 81 fabrt5tren = 81. 8.
Sbaoer.
@otirenbe 9ampf,nafdite - 6. gerfrdte.
s~Suiiots.
gorban9 : @usteler 90. e. geoman,
@aute9an.
96oblone lrnb 3trtel IS. IG. S9anflin
unb S. Is. Mtc9teiQ, Sanbopal.
Sagenoei9lel = $. 8. Qratt, Streator.
@Qitoe Al Detoriren = s.. WtcOonneQ uno
&. 6. Qtotten, Sddlonptue.
altSei9ez8 orrt9tun9 - s. gS. 2tppincott,
G1dforo.
@9ienenuei@e 6. 81. 9ebnan, Gters
ling.
9euauflaper Sc. Is. g S. 81. Siont,
SCOOTER Yrairie.
0als6inoenz 6olter S. e. Siu, Clinton.
S6ieneizS y. 9au, Somer.
@eIOsG ontrouirz &pparat, S. 6. StSf, @Grz
lple.
YfrOpfaan9e-S. 6. 9ufrane, &odforO.
9olpitalbett= Anbdn9lel-B. 0rafe, Apon.
~2SjscouEin.
0fuoei1en-N. st. Ooan, Rutlano.
Mertseu9 : Moi9tne ~ y. @oooenom,
WlontrDle.
g9diNeflomner-R. 6. 6opt, Muscobq.
NorellrzW taI9ine-S.O. 9urlbut, Yrlirie
bu @bien.
griide-6, Rinbion, De Soret.
@eltridtes Sleibun9sltitd-S g.. 9. Sc S. S.
SsinOmiible 81. IS. mcReusie, gIad
Garth.
Siloerrobmen-- S. S. 8eters, MillDautee.
@etretOez Eelnt9ut9smol9ine-G st. Nbil-
lips, Sloir.
@rntemoi6ine = S. s. Stole, groirie DIT
Gao.
@0ubmof6ine-G. Cham, Milpaufee
8fug-0. s. SpauIbing & s. &iflewoob,
8laG Nlper 6aQs.
Wtatrabe-S. 9. Saplor, Wttlmaufee.
S9nirleib-@. q. Germ, Neuomonee.
SOMA.
S9roIbenm1ltter 8efeittsun9 &. s.
Smitb, 0e Soto.
6o9rtu9G g. $. geamfap, erceliiOr
Mines.
@ebrmaldine-M. 6. 0atrid, Muscotine.
Ytdart-A. 8. Wtoots, Nleoiontpiue.
9ampimoi9inen> SentiI-S. s. Wterrtu,
Mount Npr.
@teinidse-@. g. 8emper, burlington.
Spiil= &oiier= gebdlter = s. 80. Oils,
DaDenport.
8lieseusitter-G. IS. ebotterton, Center
pile.
9ampe!slOden : @9usuOrriatnns = S.
greoow, 9apenport.
DttHneIote.
Wtonier on3ltna9eIn = 9. 80. 8aliar,
Sulutb.
Giienbabn=G tsna1-S.6 S. Qmes, ct. Saul.
@qsrobren : 3an9e = ". Is. GobL ct.
Eonnenz 6itumai9tne $. $. @Obopp,
Montato.
,@6lOB fir @ebemai6tuen =Sabet-@. g.
abortion, ct. saul.
polls.
SIN @an3en nurben fir obige @o6e
aus9eQeben: 348 gatette, 6 3eidnunger
uno Dtuiter (Designs), Is @el6Gftsmars
ten (Trade Marks, 4 @tiquetten Nabels),
unb 3 9atentz &Orrettionen (R~eissues).
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-24

Nm idne1Iten aufeinanber foI9ten
S6neioer's 9te0uun9en fir 0rbeiten uno
Wsaterialten mad, Dem JtormaLi6utgebGuoe.
Die meilten lino 10 un9enau ipesiftSirt, DAB
Elm ieoer @ei6GftsmaRn fie bobnIa9eno
Serrillen uno 9errn Shnetoer Dor Die SiiBe
geiDorfen BADEN tpiroe ober oaS GOuntD
bat einen guten WiaGen, Drum fann's au6
i1Iuprige Ge6uungen nertraaeu! Q8tr
fl6ren Die folgenoen B0itden OIL: 19. Stunt
1886 (ber Sag, on peldem Sdnetoer's
Come fiber Goof Gountp ouigiug), $500;
8. Nugult, $500; Is. 9luguit, $1,000; 4.
September, $1601.60; Il. Stptember.
$4l12 unO $260.98; 2. OftOber, $3.50;
8. Sftober, $2665. Nnoere 8ensImG6er,
tpelhe ais Sa6DeritGnoige iiber Die &ehts
mQBigfeit eier&ebnunaen befragt nur0eu,
itriden BET pielen taft ale Nnldbe, bel allen
aber beidnitten ite Die ein5eInen Soften UNI
Die 6dltte uno nod mebr. Nu6 fir Die Qlnz
1trei1erarbetten u. i. 70. pfIe8te !9err
SAnelber gan5 nette greiic 8l bere6nen.
90 bGtte man }. 8. fir oaS GelO, Delbes
ct foroerte, nm Die Goite iber ben 9ampfz
betsulgsr6bren oes Observation-Disclosures
3u broitsiren, Die eIetdeu Jtoite Der idmmtz
Ii6en 800 !3immer bes 8aImer 9ouie
bron3iren laIlen fonnen!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-24

Sn Stebens 8otnt in Gors
taae @onntD in 8i5cOniin lift mad ie6ss
tDD6entlidem i6neren 9eiben Der Sarlner
Stles Ybilbrt6 an Der 8 d in 6 gez
itorben, Der ieine Srau i@on penige Sage
nod benz @enuB 6eS Tleii6eS zines
S6Uetnes crIe9en tpar, 0us fie gei6la3tet
uno oer5ebrt batten, ObtpobL es Elm 9rOBes
@el9mIr an eiuem Der Sinterbeine bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-24
sStaOf UbtCaaO.

11ufere &~etScr0eW atatO Gorrez
~1ponoemtem beTmd1en 6c8eu tuGrti8
fOL9em0e Stanten: Il
SSerr &~erutamn 9reGiOattot Die
Gtaatem &o1ttftaua, WttiitiiIppt,
Ser0S tmS Gtaat Meyifo-
Sserr SDeo- 8eGmann oen St1at
ScSWtnoiS.
SEER .GrmE @enmine9Onen ScM
eta at WebraSf1+
9err g. Wtttrm6er oeH Sta1t
Gnlifornien.
SEER Stto Sena1in9Doncn 0te
Gtaaten WtifIO1tri ttnO 9auf6S+
Sert Sraas SttO 0en StaGt S0t=
4teiS4
Serr ST. 9bett oen staat SUIT
tyOlS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-24

Wilbor's Cod Liver Oil and Lime
8erlonell, pelGe 9ebertbran 9enommen ba=
Or. @ilbor %selunselt lit, inter Anpeilung
mebreter Saeb9elebrten bas refine Sel nit
Salt Derarti9 III &erbiubun9 Sl brtn9en, baB
es benz @ei6nad ansenebm 1T, nIO feline
@irfun9 bet2un9e1iibeIn mobrbaft %itauuensz
merth iinb. Sebr piele Yerionen. 6eren
Sranfbeiten ais bo~ffuun9slos on9eleben
murbell, unb pel9e bas refine Del Ial9e 3eit
obne wobrnebmbare Mirfwn9 9enomanen
battet, ltnb blr6 ben @ebral9 Steles BrG=
parats poQitaubi9 interchangeable moroen.
5eib ohtlam. baB SIR ben edten Artitel
erbaltet. @qeini9er 6abrIfant; " ..
gStlbor, @bemiter, golton. gu baben bet
ollie 9rpauilteu,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-24

= Sn Smro in 8isconftn bat fidb
Ser &r3t SameS Scooter ieIbf Oerz
9tftet, tn0em er aus 8erie5en 1tatt
2obeIia cine OoIiS Nconit nabm.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-24

Cine Sra9e Der 3ett.--@arrm erfrent Ii6
9r. Suits ouitcn= Sprup elmer 10 alqemetz
zen Selie6tbeit2 28eil er baS ansenebmite
MnO mirflamite 0%nitennlitteI 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-24

Giae senfattoa aa nt@te eeata@t.
National Republican., 1887-07-07

l,T00,000; and each subscriber can easily
pay 10 per cent. of his or her subscription
every three months. A laboring person
can easily pay $40 or $50 on his or her
800 or 500 subscription-as the case may
be-every three months. The subscribers
in each county should appoint a person to
take their per cent. payments every three
months, as the work on the grading and
bridging progresses, who would pay the
money directly to the mechanics aud labor
ers for work and material.
There are over 10000 persons directly in
terested in business and property to the ex-
tent OF 300 to So, 600 each, whose values will
be that much advanced by the construction
Of this central railroad; and they can read
lily contribute the means In small quarterly
payments, to grade and bridge the way,
when the money to track and equip the
road can be easily obtained on its 2O-year
4 per cent. bonds. BY adopting such a
course this important double track cen
tral railroad may be built and controlled by
the people living about its line, aud whose
interests are identical with the success Of
the railroad, and thus carry out to some
extent the principle Of cooperation, which
is becoming somewhat popular throughout
the country.
A careful examination of this matter will
convince any thoughtful business person
that this gigantic enterprise may be under
taken and accomplished on the simple and
practical plan above outlined.
l.. BINGHAM,
Attorney-at-Law and Civil Engineer, Wash
ington, ID. G.
National Republican., 1887-07-07
A GIFT TO THE GOVERNMENT
The United States Throwing Away
Money on Heavy Guns.

The United States Throwing Away
Money on Heavy Guns.
New York correspondent Pittsburg Dispatch
Cyrus b. Morse, a mechanical engineer,
manufacturer, and inventor, OF this city,
has engaged to perform work, the result
OF which Is of peculiar interest to Pitts
burg. Mr.. Morse comes Of the same family
stock as $. F. B. Morse, of electrical fame;
his place of business is at the corner Of
Center and Franklin streets, where his
novelty works are located.
~ have received the plans and speciilca-
tions," he said to-day, "for Il gun which
shall make and present to the government
OF the United States. These plans have
been forwarded to me since the ordnance
department opened the bids for cannon
and awarded the contract to the Bethlehem
(Pa.) Iron and Steel Company. They can't
make cannon there, because their concern
only makes steel rails, but they say they
are going to erect Il suitable plant. But
while the Bethlehem Company are the
lowest bidders, the contract Is not signed
yet, for was down there only few days
ago. That, think, is very significant,
together with the fact Of their forwarding
specifications for me to work on.n
But the government will pay you for
your work." suggested.
II don't want any pay, and ] am not
hunting for government contract either.
1t will cost me $1,000 or s., 900 to make the
tube propose sending to the government
officials, but simply want to demonstrate
to them that they are throwing money away
when they contract for cannon that will be
both massive and Ineffective Within ninety
days, II nothing es wrong, will have my
cannon In Washington, aud after spending
$1,000 for my knowledge | know that IL
will prove success"
"What is your secret in the manufacture
of cannon"
"There is no secret, 1t is only an appli
cation OF common sense principles In
mechanical art. | am going TO Plttsburg
and Cleveland next week to see about cast
Ing OF my sample gun, II | can't get
facilities at either place will have plant
OF my own. | have now the option of
site on the gas belt near Pittsburg, on the
line of the Pennsylvania railroad. We are
organizing company to manufacture
tubular steel as commercial article alone,
and II we decide to locate IN that vicinity
we will put up a big establishment
National Republican., 1887-07-07
An Incident to Early Marriage.
lHarper's Magazine


Constance is very young, but she ia ais
better worth quoting than most grow
people. Her envy was somewhat arouse
by the fact that wedding was about 4
take place In the family OF her little play
mate, and that the playmate thereby ha
the advantage Of her; so she remarked
very complacently, to her little friend
mamma:
"Mrs, -, did you know that | was el
gagged TO be married ?"
"Why, no, Conny. Is that SOY
eyes, ma'am; Pm engaged to Fitz Ward
tsmall boy Of her acquaintauce). "Il
doesn't know IL, but I've got to explain
to him.
"Well, Conny, do you expect to be ma
ried soon ~
"Well, hope so, The fact Is, Pm tire.
OF being spanked, and | think wen h
married very SOON"
National Republican., 1887-07-07
Comfort for the Pug.

ioWh lOplCs'
| have the following from Cincinnati
correspondent: "ln your last issue you
chronicle Il new fashion IN wedding guests,
aud tell of brides pug In Il new outllt of
ribbons aud harness going to the wedding
to see himself provided with master. /
think Cincinnati ahead. A prominent
society lady of West Fourth street takes
tutlonal, and since the thermometer Is In
the nineties occasionally stops In at noted
caterers, orders ice cream for two and
Dandy after tapping the refreshmeut,
gives u pleasant growl of delight. Another
married lady, OF the Gibson House, who is
childless but rejoices IN an indugent hus-
band, goes still further, and the pug luxu-
rates with its mistress ou tip-top cocktail
as preparatory to II delicate breakfast of
spring lamb.n
National Republican., 1887-07-07
4 SINGULAR WILL CASE.
a child Disinherited Because He IL
Named After President Arthur.
New York Times

New York Times.
Judge O'Gorman, who is lifelong Demo
crat, listened with great interest yesterday
to the trial of will case In which child
was dislnherited by his Democratic grand
father because his Republican mother In
sisted on naming him after President
Arthur. In the fall Of 1880, when the
presidential campaign was at its height,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hamburger had boy
born unto them. Mr.. Hamburger, as well
as his father, was an ardent Democrat, and
It was only after bitter quarrel that Mrs,
Hamburger succeeded In having the boy
named Arthur Chester, In honor OF the Vice
Presidential candidate on the Republican
ticket. This not only made her husband
angry, but 1t exasperated his father. The
old gentleman was butcher In Washing
ton market, and was worth about $500, 900.
On August 81, 1882, he made will by
which he bequeathed $50, 900 to his wife for
life, and directed that that $50, ,00O after
her death, and all the rest of his property,
after paying some bequests, should be
divided among his four surviving children,
Minnie, Emile, Mrs. Josephine NJ. Poor,
and Otto Hamburger. Frank Hamburger
was dead when the will was made, and the
old gentleman, still outraged at the name
given to Franks child by its mother, left it
$50 for the purpose Of showing that 1t was
not left out Of the will by accident.
The old gentleman's wife died before he
did. After his death the will was admitted
to probate without opposition, but at the
request of Arthur Chester Hamburger's
mother, who hoped that there might be one
chance left for her child, the executors OF
the will-Charles Dexheimer and Frederick
Iloch-began friendly suit to determine
the construction OF the clause which left
$4,000 to the old gentleman's wife for life,
with remainder to his four surviving chill
dren. The theory of Mrs. Frank Ham
burgers lawyers was that Mrs. Chas. ii.
Hamburger, having died before her husband,
the bequest to her became void, and that,
therefore, the $4,000 not having been dis
posed of by VIII, her son, Arthur Chester,
is entitled to one.flfth as an heir-at-law, in
heriting his fathers share. This would
give him $l6, 600.
National Republican., 1887-07-07
One of w. s. GiIberts Latest.


The British pun is not usually the lghI
and airy trille we are accustomed 10 on tn
side OF the water, However, every one 4
the legion of Gilbert and Sullivan's az
mirers will give DIR. Gilbert credit fer ge
ting off an article that's not bad, as pun
go. Here is one OF his latest, not yet II
corporated into comic opera, told Ia anet
dotal form by Mr.. George II. Bough'on I
recent letter To relatives IN Albany Nj,
BOughtOn writes:
"We were going down the silyery Thamt
from Biskam Abbey (where Gilbert wa
living theu) IN his lannty little steamer,
merry crew OF us, not long since. A laGI
OF the party was attracted bya snowy litrl
cottage, with n vine-cad porch and tin
lawn s0ping to the river, Isn't that wha
they call "a bilou residence, Mr.. Gilbert
she asked. Gilbert looked Il moment wild
his twinkling eye, Yes, madam, and there
the bJew on the lawn and the b-Jewess Il
the garden Aud sure enough there the
were. (ln polite society they don't sd
bloody but you may say b-Jew when yol
feel reckless.) }"
National Republican., 1887-07-07
THE BEGIRDLED GIRL,
The Benefit of the Numerous Trinket'
which She Wore.

San Francisco Argonant.
The girdle has grown to be monstroul
fad with the girls. This morning, In an ele
waited car, | found myself beside an &C
quaintance who had some pretense TO socia
position. Her slim figure was encircled b.
huge silver girdle, from one side of whicI
dangled forty.six little chains. At the en-
of every chain was trinket. We fell Il
talking about them and looked them owed
while she chatted about the history Of ever
one. There were fourteen Roman coins,
latchkey, penholder case, vinaigrctte, SIX Al.
Ing medal, button hook, glove buttonell
silver address tablet, tiny silver no abon boz
a corRscrew, miniature scimeta r, a chattl
latne watch, small oXidized ircn paraso
which, when opened, became fan; a bullel
with which she had killed q Lear on b.,
brothers ranch, Il card case, a eek OF hal
In locket, two miniatures-one of Herber,
Kelley with dropping moustac ne and tn,
other Of Osmond Tearle with his eve
turned heavenward-a chain purse, a CON,
pass, small paper cutter, dozen ODD
trinkets OF every conceivable shape, and \
double barrelled dog whistle.
"Where did you collect them all ?"
asked.
"Everywhere," said she, with slrug.
"Don't you find them troublesome ?"
sob, no; they're vastly useful"
"llow so ?"
"They supply subjects OF conversation
men who are litte stupid In the morn1
ing" she said sweetly.
National Republican., 1887-07-07
THE COURT WAS ADJOURNED
The Judge Could Not See II Good OPP
portunity slip.
IDakota Rell
dakota Bell


A witness was.being examined before {
Dakota justice of the peace, and In tht
course of his testimony mentioned having
said to the prisoner at one time that he haG
a horse he wanted to trade.
"Hey!" said the prosecuting attorney
who was conducting the examination, "wa.
1t that sor'l one Of yours ?"
"Yes.n
"Want to trade yet?,'
"Don't care II do-what y, Il got ?"
''He hasn't anything that you want" pu
In the attorney for the defense ''if you wan
to trade ! can give you mighty goot
show with my bay mare"
"Order In the courtroom " rnared tn,
justice, waking up at this poini, "u hat wa
that last testimony you gave ~ !
al said | once met the prisoner and sa,d1
to him : 'Bill, I'd like to trade you thai
sor'l hoss o. mine y
"Hold on minute" said the Judge, "yol
don't want to trade your sor'l yet,
s'pose?"
~ might II got a good chance"
"Say," continued the court, "if yol
mean business | can give you just TIL
slickest swap for that buckskip hoss of min
an bout so to boot that YOU ever seen
This court is adjourned for one hour
Come out to the barn and look my hos
Oyern